Andy Halliday

There's a way to instrument your Claude instance on your machine so that every time the skill is used, if in the course of using that skill, there's something else learned, you can direct it to recompute the skill and revise it to incorporate what it learned in using that skill.

Right.

That's different.

One last thing and then I think we can wrap.

So at Davos, at the World Economic Forum, OpenAI's Chris Lehane revealed that the company is on track to unveil its Johnny Ive-led physical AI device in the second half of this year.

So later this year, we'll see that device.

That's one of the form factors that has been posited for the Johnny I've designed one.

And then there's another one that they're accelerating.

And we talked about this a few episodes back, which appears to be something like an ear, a hanging ear device, like a hearing aid.

You know, you see some people who have a like a unit behind their ear, but then there's a thing going into the ear.

It'll be something like that.

But that's not the Johnny Ive designed one.

The Johnny Ive one, the leakers have shown it as a pen.

So it would be in your pocket and it would have a camera on it.

So you imagine if you have to wear a shirt with a pocket where you can slip your pen into it.

So the camera's facing outward, I guess.

Or you can just use it to point, you know, take the pen out, point the camera at something, it'll read it and then, you know, respond to it.

And I believe that the pen form factor means that it will have to work closely with your phone.

Oh, I heard about it.

I heard about it on the radio.